Aspen's Four Ski Resorts - Ski Aspen, Colorado
Aspen Mountain. Snowmass. Aspen Highlands. Buttermilk.

Aspen Mountain Ski Resort
On January 11, 1947, Lift 1 on Aspen Mountain cranked up her engines and began transporting anxious skiers to the top of Aspen Mountain. At the time of operation, Chair #1 was the world's longest chairlift of its kind.

Snowmass Ski Resort
Snow "Massive," as it is called by locals, is too big to explore in just one day. The mountain itself encompasses 3,132 acres of diverse terrain. With its wide open runs, you'll often find skiers and snowboarders taking huge wide turns while they enjoy Snowmass' freshly groomed corduroy.

Aspen Highlands Ski Resort
Unsurpassed views of the infamous Maroon Bells, coupled with steeps, cruisers & hike-to terrain, make Aspen Highlands a favorite for locals. For the ultimate skiing & snowboarding experience, Aspen Highlands will fill any serious snow enthusiast's need for adrenaline.

Buttermilk Ski Resort
If you've ever watched the ESPN Winter X Games, then you are undoubtedly familiar with the Buttermilk Ski Resort in Aspen, Colorado. Host of the ESPN Winter X Games through 2010 (for an unprecedented nine consecutive years!), Buttermilk is also a premier mountain for beginners & families. While boundless skiers & snowboarders test the limits of modern day snow sports, visitors to Buttermilk who like their skis closer to the ground, will enjoy the gentle cruisers which also make up the Buttermilk terrain.